Acting CAC KLT Engages Terminal Operators Under New Leadership
The Acting Customs Area Controller (CAC) of the Kirikiri Lighter Terminal (KLT) Command, Deputy Comptroller B.L. Adigun, has commenced a stakeholder engagement initiative aimed at strengthening collaboration with terminal operators and improving operational efficiency. The meeting, held on December 16, 2025, was his first formal interaction with terminal operators since assuming office.
In his remarks, Deputy Comptroller Adigun reaffirmed the Command’s commitment to integrity, accountability, and professionalism. He underscored the importance of strict compliance with customs regulations, accurate documentation, and transparent processes as critical measures for revenue protection and the creation of a conducive business environment.
Terminal operators welcomed the engagement, noting that such interactions are vital for building stronger working relationships and ensuring seamless terminal operations. The session also served as a forum for constructive dialogue on harmonizing operational expectations, strengthening compliance, and enhancing coordination between Customs and terminal operators. Participants commended the Acting CAC’s inclusive leadership style and wished him success in his tenure.
Responding, Deputy Comptroller Adigun assured stakeholders of his resolve to promote collaboration, adopt practical solutions, and sustain open communication to support efficient operations and mutually beneficial partnerships. He emphasized that the Command would continue to prioritize stakeholder engagement, legitimate trade facilitation, and overall operational effectiveness.
The engagement reflects the Command’s proactive and forward-looking approach under new leadership, demonstrating a strong commitment to transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement. Through sustained cooperation, the Command and terminal operators are well positioned to boost terminal efficiency, facilitate trade, and support economic growth.
